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Ten years ago, on a contract for the Government, I wrote (using Yourdon's
structured methodology) functional specifications and detailed design
documents.
In the intervening years, I have written user's manuals, quick-starts, Web
content, etc., but now again, I find myself commissioned to write (for
developers) software specification documents.
Help! Is Yourdon still the guru? Any good resources or sites or anything
anybody out there could recommend?
